Sentences with phrase «occasional walk»

To help your dog get used to leaving your house without you, you can have the dog walker start taking her on occasional walks.

The gameplay looks good aside from a few frame rate drops here and there and Deadpool occasional walking in mid-air instead of on the thing he's standing on.

The Brussels Griffon can be well suited for apartment life, but very much enjoys occasional walks outside.

While most of the Europe is boiling hot, I've been enjoying a real Fall weather, sauna every day and occasional walks in the nature.

The Japanese Chin does not require much exercise, but enjoys occasional walks and play sessions.

Take the occasional walk.

At, least Toral draws an occasional walk... Neither can hit college pitching... They both need to get some serious coaching in a summer league...

There's a severe limitation in enemy types — swordsmen, riflemen, and snipers — and that's about it, save the occasional walking tank or mechanical scorpion.

Maybe even the occasional walk - on part in an art house movie.

Better to start with something great, adapt it when you want to, other times focus on how to make students» writing crisper - or to make David give his best every day or to maybe take the occasional walk or seeing your own kids.

Greyhounds adapt well to life as a pet and need no more than a romp in the backyard and an occasional walk in the park to keep them fit.

She walks well on a leash and even though she's a senior doggie, she's up for the occasional walk and exercise around the neighborhood!

Pomeranians, Chihuahua's and Pekinese are all dogs made for small homes and occasional walks.

The occasional walk or regular play sessions are activities that most dog owners love to engage in.

So, the calmest dog breeds make great pets for people who only have time for an occasional walk, and low energy small dogs are perfect for those with smaller sized apartments.

but since you may not have that in your backyard then the occasional walk may just not cut it.

Special Needs Exercise: The Japanese Chin does not require much exercise, but enjoys occasional walks and play sessions.

Not only is giving them an occasional walk a fun thing to do, but it can actually be quite good for their health, especially if they've been getting lazy and you want them to be a little more active.

Much as I enjoy an occasional walk in the park or countryside, I suspect that it's the change of scene rather than some sort of mystic life - giving green energy that does the trick.